Howser Attacks Tideland Property Ownership Confusion
Washington February 25. Attorney General Fred Howser of California told a Senate House subcommittee that land under coastal waters has been left without clear ownership after the Supreme Court ruling. He urged Congress to enact a bill granting states full title to submerged lands and mineral resources to end nationwide uncertainty.
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Statewide order cuts California lighting by ten percent
California faces a severe 40 percent electricity cut under a Public Utilities Commission brownout mandate effective midnight. Outdoor lighting mostly banned, power use reduced across homes farms and businesses from Oregon border to Tehachapi, with penalties for commercial violations and a push for daylight saving time.
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Salvation Army Seeks Airport Use for Race Benefit
The Salvation Army requests use of the Municipal Airport for a May weekend air race event. Bernard Tindé of Southern California Air Races proposes the show, with proceeds to benefit the Red Shield Toys Club.
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